Last updated: 2024-11-21T09:02:17Z
Key Transparency aims to secure the distribution of public keys for end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) messaging systems, such as Whatsapp. It achieves this by building a verifiable append-only data structure called a Log, similar to Certificate Transparency.
Cloudflare verifies Key Transparency Logs to ensure the transparency of end-to-end encrypted messaging public keys. This component is called an Auditor. Cloudflare provides an API for anyone to monitor the work of the Auditor, and verify the state of its associated Logs locally. This local validation can be done with cloudflare/plexi cli for instance.
Log status
| Name | Status | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| Online 🟢 | 2024-11-21T09:01:47Z |
Log list
Status: Online 🟢
Last update: 2024-11-21T09:01:47Z
Latest epoch: 657694 ↗
Root: 458298/3ae9497069cc722dc9e00f8251da87071646a57dae2fc7882f1d8214961d80bd ↗
Log name: whatsapp.key-transparency.v1
FAQ
How to read log data
Logs can be Online or Disabled. When Online, all is working as expected. The log is receiving new audit proofs, and they are verified. When Disabled, the log is no longer operational. You should check with the log operator to understand why.
How to fetch the data yourself
This dashboard is build as a static website on top of Cloudflare Key Transparency API. Checkout Cloudflare developer documentation to learn how to retrieve and validate this data yourself.
Why are there only a limited amount of Logs on this page
This page provides a currated list of Logs monitored by Cloudflare Key Transparency Auditor. If you would like your Log to appear on this website, please file a ticket on GitHub.
How to report issues
Should you experience any issues or misunderstanding about this website, please file a ticket on GitHub.